In a first for Iran, the candidates paired off in televised debates that drew huge audiences and gasps when the politicians broke with decorum in a series of bitter, often personal exchanges.

ECONOMIST: Iran's election

In an ideal scenario, this social structure gives users a say in editorial decisions while maintaining general decorum and content standard.

FORBES: The Wikipedia Bureaucracy

Officers were supposed to exhibit decorum, so we spoke in low voices.

NEWYORKER: Rat Beach

Luis Suarez, who has now bitten people in two leagues, crossed a line of decorum and crassness that sees punching and kicking on the other, more proper, side of it.

FORBES: Projected EPL Table With Four Matches To Go

In 2004, a self-described team of Red Sox "Idiots" won their first World Series in 86 years while flouting the basic standards of decorum and grooming.

WSJ: Jason Gay: Red Sox Now Order Shirley Temples

How many self-important people are there in positions of power, restrained by ethics or decorum from telling us all what they really think, and only a few keystrokes away from doing so?

FORBES: Federal Prosecutors Let It All Hang Out On The Internet

Here, outside a remote settlement, live Captain Morris Stanley (Ray Winstone), the chief of police, and his wife, Martha (Emily Watson), who are striving to maintain a British decorum, complete with Christmas dinner, in an untamable land.

NEWYORKER: The Proposition

Do you think the GOP leadership in the House is doing enough to rein in its own members and to instill a sense of decorum about the House?

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

In the past few weeks all the important lines of law and decorum have been crossed--by Gingrich, by House Republicans and Democrats, and above all by the members of the ethics committee charged with keeping those lines neat and tidy.

CNN: AllPolitics - TIME This Week

We sat through two cases in a Kabul court, which seemed orderly, fair, and properly conducted with decorum.

NPR: Backlogs, Shortages Hamper Afghan Courts